“The survey shows you don't want to be a teetotaler if you want to get on in your job.”

“Are you looking for social activities that don't involve drinking or are you trying to be an inconspicuous teetotaler?”

“The premier in 1864 was Samuel Leonard Tilley, a respected politician and dedicated teetotaler.”

“Not the least of these differences was the generous supply of alcohol in one and the teetotalism of the other.”

“Personally, as I grow older, I tend more toward my mother's teetotalism and away from my father's moderate drinking.”

“It was formed in 1901 as part of the Temperance Movement a series of Victorian religious and political pressure groups advocating teetotalism.”

“He is a non-smoker and a teetotaller but has suffered from coronary complications that required surgery over a year ago.”

“Women would rather have a husband who can hold his drink than a teetotaller.”

“Village folk accepted the gentle, good-natured confirmed teetotaller, who looked odd and harmed no one.”

“My friend Alex is a teetotalist who believes in living a healthy and alcohol-free lifestyle.”

“People who drink could just be smarter and better educated than teetotalers, he says.”

“I do not speak, therefore, as one who comes from the ranks of the teetotalers, one who has never been tainted, nor am I a recent convert to the anti-drink brigade.”

“There's plenty to do in the areas surrounding the trails, and even at the wineries teetotalers won't feel left out.”